Prince Harry finds himself entangled in a longstanding royal rift with his father, King Charles, and brother, Prince William.
In a recent documentary-style interview with Good Morning America, Prince Harry broke his silence on his US visa status. The Duke of Sussex, who relocated to Montecito, California, with wife Meghan Markle in 2020, disclosed that while he has contemplated American citizenship, it is not currently a top priority for him.
However, the path to US citizenship may not be straightforward, particularly amidst the controversy surrounding his existing US visa. Furthermore, becoming a US citizen could necessitate Prince Harry's complete renunciation of his royal titles, as per the US Citizenship and Immigration Services' policy on renunciation of titles or nobility.
Prince Harry's strained relationship with his father and brother has been a focal point of royal discourse for years. Despite a recent visit to his cancer-stricken father, tensions within the family persist.
During the GMA interview, Prince Harry expressed uncertainty about his sense of belonging in America, stating, "I don't know how I feel."
If Prince Harry proceeds with accepting US citizenship, it could signify the ultimate rupture in his ties with the royal family, sources speculate, marking a definitive point in the ongoing feud.
